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Council approves audits appointment and several easements in unanimous votes

American Fork City Council · March 11, 2026
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Summary

At its March 10 meeting the American Fork City Council unanimously appointed David Anderson to the audit committee and approved conveyances and easements including a storm drain easement for Navarro, a river access easement for Monument Health, and a partial vacation of a trail easement for Klein Concrete.

The American Fork City Council unanimously approved several routine land and personnel items at its March 10 meeting, taking roll-call votes among the three members present.

Appointments and committee: Council member John moved to appoint David Anderson to the city's audit committee; Council member Carroll seconded and the motion carried by roll call with Council members John, Carroll and Holly voting Aye.

Easements and conveyances: The council approved acceptance of a storm drain easement for the Navarro property at 247 East 700 North, after Council member John noted his familiarity with the site and public works' involvement. The council likewise adopted an agreement approving conveyance of a portion of a river access easement for Monument Health at 350 East 300 North to preserve and allow maintenance of the river channel.

Land use ordinance: The council adopted an ordinance approving partial vacation of a trail easement for Klein Concrete for property at 300 East 1700 South; that item followed the earlier public hearing on the easement vacation. All votes recorded at the meeting were Aye by the three members present.

Administrative note: The mayor earlier pulled an irrigation-shareholder rental-agreement item from the agenda. The council also accepted the withdrawal of the Harbor Road annexation application.

Outcomes summarized below reflect the roll-call votes taken at the March 10 session and apply to items approved by the present quorum.